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With the first quarter of Congressional fundraising over, I thought it'd be interesting to see which party raised the most money by congressional district! Spoiler, Democrats do really good in fundraising. If this translated to actual seat wins, Dems would have over 250 seats!pic.twitter.com/fcjko08sLk
Okay, but what if you don't think fundraising is a good metric, well how about Cash on Hand! Dems still do great here, but it's more weighted towards the incumbent party as you can tell, with some exceptions of course.pic.twitter.com/iMUUc5wsPA
Here's my data, if a candidate is not on there, then they haven't filed their Q1 Fundraising numbers yet:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mBBDSkFOIWm7hZHiy9h4NNVG4n2TQcZe1B6yY1NxKBM/edit?usp=sharing …
Also yes, I know, the North Carolina districts are old. The districts are matched up to their new numbers though.
damn lmao they are so desperate about Ilhan Omar
I think I see Maxine Waters in there too lmao
should alaska be green?
I feel like if we're gonna use a different color for candidates running as independents in should be a neutral grey color but yeah technically Galvin is an independent
Whats going on @CharlieCrist
My one complaint here is that (I'm assuming you're using just nominees/runoff candidates) you appear to have counted Kathaleen Wall's fundraising, when all but like $7k of it is self-funded. Take that out, and Sri is far ahead of Nehls.
I think it was a problem with how Kathleen Walls reported her fundraising honestly. No other candidate I found added personal loans to their contributions, but Walls did.
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